mellow
Resident Stove Connoisseur
That is a good idea, if I had to transport mine more I would try to fashion a car dolly to fit my splitter.
Transporting log splitter
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That is a good idea, if I had to transport mine more I would try to fashion a car dolly to fit my splitter.
KodiakII
Minister of Fire
Like others, I don't like the fact that I can't see mine behind my truck! If I were just going down the road no problem, but any further it goes in the back. I have seen some being towed take some pretty wicked bounces.
xman23
Minister of Fire
Turn the gas shutoff off and run it out of gas. I hydro locked a rental after a 1/2 an hour ride home on some rough back roads. It's not wide has no springs and shocks.
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